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Pro-Palestine Protests Force Gal Gadot Filming Restrictions

10/31/2025

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Pro-Palestine protesters must stay 200 meters away from Gal Gadot during filming of her movie, The Runner, in London.
Eight individuals have been charged with violating the Trade Union and Labour Relations Act 1992 for allegedly disrupting filming.
The protests featured loud demonstrations and accusations against Gadot for "normalising war criminals."
Gadot has faced backlash for her support of Israel and past service in the Israel Defense Forces (IDF).
Legal representation for the protesters argues their actions were peaceful and the charges are disproportionate.

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Pro-Palestine protesters must stay 200 meters away from Gal Gadot during filming of her movie, The Runner, in London.
Eight individuals have been charged with violating the Trade Union and Labour Relations Act 1992 for allegedly disrupting filming.
The protests featured loud demonstrations and accusations against Gadot for "normalising war criminals."
Gadot has faced backlash for her support of Israel and past service in the Israel Defense Forces (IDF).
Legal representation for the protesters argues their actions were peaceful and the charges are disproportionate.